QUICK HITS: Harbaugh saluted classy Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy, who retired Monday. Harbaugh played high school football at Ann Arbor Pioneer in Michigan and knew Dungy because he had played at a rival high school years before. "He was gracious enough over the years whenever we might cross paths at some kind of function to have a conversation with a young coach," Harbaugh said. "When we got the job, the next day he called. We consider him somewhat of an advisor and a friend. I think his impact on the league has been transforming. He's changed the way coaches view the position and how they relate to the players and the type of values they put in place for the football team. ... When asked if the Ravens respect the Steelers despite the hostility between the two teams, Harbaugh replied: "Of course, I don't know if hostile is the right word." ... The Ravens apparently aren't jealous of the Steelers because of their first-round bye. "No, we don't care," Harbaugh said. "We couldn't care less. That doesn't go through any of our minds. We've got plenty of time to rest. We had a whole day off Sunday. They played and we didn't." ... Harbaugh thanked everyone that works for the Ravens, including equipment staff and cafeteria workers, to begin his news conference.